MonTax reports 12.2 percent rise in Sweet Grass County taxes
The Montana Taxpayers Association reports 1975-76 property taxes in Sweet Grass County rose 12.2 percent to 1.31 million, with county, school, and city levies increasing while state and miscellaneous taxes fell. Public school taxes climbed 18.7 percent and city taxes 34.7 percent, amid overall state tax bills totaling 266.7 million dollars.
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Sweet Grass County
Montana Taxpayers Association
Montana Taxpayer
MonTax
Montana
County agent highlights upcoming events and new agricultural notes
Olaf J. Brekke covers June meetings, a 4 H camp, and a consumer education workshop. He introduces NOW, a free quarterly Extension Service publication, and reports on new enterprise costs for fallow wheat and barley. The article adds a note on clover root curculio larvae damaging legumes and how to check for infestation.
Four Day Diabetic Clinic Planned in Billings
A four day clinic on self care and diabetes management is planned for June 2025 in Billings. Sponsored by St. Vincent's Hospital, sessions in Marillac Hall cover basic knowledge and skills to keep diabetes in control. Pre registration required. contact Gayle Wood RN at 2522121 ext 340 or box 2505 St Vincent's Hospital Billings.
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St. Vincent's Hospital
Marillac Hall
Gayle Wood
St Vincent’s Hospital
Billings
Water rights notice and Republican delegate call for Sweet Grass County
Public notice details a water appropriation application by Kevin Krieg for Dry Creek near Big Timber with 185 acres irrigated across Secs 8 9 T2N R15E and a 20 acre reservoir. Objections due by July 28 1976. Also Official Call for Sweet Grass County Republican Delegate Convention June 16 1976 to elect three delegates and three alternates for the June 26 1976 state convention in Helena. County party leaders may vote by precinct half the governor race votes. proxies allowed.
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R.C.M
Kevin Krieg
Big Timber
Montana
Department of Natural Resources and Conservation
Dry Creek
Otter Creek
Sweet Grass County
Natural Resources
South Ewing
Helena
Water Rights Bureau
William F. Throm
West Second Avenue
Republican State Central Committee
Immigration strains in Helena district linked to national issue
Helena District Director John J. Reddy cites about 3,000 illegal aliens in Montana and Idaho and a national estimate of six to eight million. Commissioner Leonard F. Chapman Jr. notes 13 billion dollars yearly in costs to taxpayers from welfare education and displaced workers, urging tighter job controls to slow the trend.
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Helena
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
John J. Reddy
Montana
Idaho
Leonard F. Chapman Jr
Washington
Mexico
Reddy
Australia
New Zealand
U.S
Chapman
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